Stockley: US 113 @ GOVERNOR - RD
Stockley occupies a low, level section of the Atlantic Coastal Plain in Sussex County, Delaware. This unincorporated community on the Delmarva Peninsula is organized around the junction of US Route 113 and Governor Stockley Road, where roadside businesses, detached homes and open lots mark the inland landscape of southern Delaware. US 113 is a principal north–south highway on Delmarva, linking the area with Dover to the north and Pocomoke City, Maryland, to the south. Governor Stockley Road commemorates Charles C. Stockley, who served as Delaware’s governor from 1883 to 1887. Stockley is more a working crossroads than a self-contained town center, shaped by regional traffic and local services.
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Among the communities of Delaware, Stockley stands out for its rural setting in central Sussex County on the Delmarva Peninsula. South of Georgetown, the county seat, it lies amid the low, level terrain of the Atlantic Coastal Plain, where farmland, pine woods and drainage channels shape the local roads. U.S. Route 113 passes through the area, linking Stockley with Georgetown and communities farther south toward Delaware’s coast. The nearby Stockley Center, a state-operated residential facility serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, is an important local institution. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Stockley and Sussex County.
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